Jaisie Sin

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Jaisie Sin is a rising researcher at the intersection of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) and Conversational User Interfaces (CUI), with a focus on designing inclusive, socially-aware voice and text-based AI systems. Her most cited work, "CUI@CHI: Mapping Grand Challenges for the Conversational User Interface Community" (2020, 24 citations), co-led a seminal workshop that identified critical open problems in CUI research—from ethical design to long-term user engagement—helping to shape the field’s research agenda. This contribution reflects her broader commitment to advancing how people interact with conversational agents, particularly for vulnerable or marginalized populations. Sin’s research often explores how personality, trust, and social dynamics influence user experience in voice interfaces, and she has published on topics like chatbot persona design and accessibility in smart speakers. Her work has been recognized with a CHI 2020 Honorable Mention and she is an active contributor to the CUI community, serving on organizing committees and mentoring junior researchers. With growing citation impact and a clear vision for human-centered AI, Sin is establishing herself as a key voice in the next wave of conversational technology research.